• Provides effective line management to CRAs, IHCRAs and CTMs within assigned European countries, driving performance, engagement, accountability and career growth. • Generates action plans and provides strategic oversight to optimize clinical operations performance, ensuring high-quality delivery of individual, team, and departmental objectives. • Partners with Clinical Operations leadership and project teams to anticipate resource needs and ensure the appropriate allocation, utilization and deployment of clinical resources across projects and assigned countries. • Performs accompanied site visits, as required, to assess CRA competencies, identify development opportunities and provide coaching on project-specific and site-related challenges. • Identifies quality risks, performance concerns, and operational challenges, implementing and monitoring appropriate corrective and preventive actions. • Ensures all staff have the necessary resources, training, tools, systems access, and support required to be successful in their roles. • Monitors workforce performance metrics and trends, using data-driven insights to support decision-making, workforce planning, and operational excellence. • Ensures timely completion of all required administrative, compliance, and training activities by assigned staff. • Leads or participates in departmental, regional and global initiatives focused on process improvement, standardization, digital enablement and workforce development. • Proactively identifies operational challenges and opportunities, developing and driving solutions that enhance quality, efficiency, employee experience and business performance. • Participates in the recruitment, selection, onboarding, and integration of new CRAs, IHCRAs, and CTMs, partnering with Talent Acquisition, Clinical Training, and other functional stakeholders. • Fosters a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, accountability, and high performance consistent with Precision for Medicine's values and quality standards. • Represents Precision for Medicine professionally in interactions with internal stakeholders, clients, and external partners. • Performs other duties and special projects as assigned by Leadership.

• Provides effective line management to CRAs, IHCRAs and CTMs within assigned European countries, driving performance, engagement, accountability and career growth. • Generates action plans and provides strategic oversight to optimize clinical operations performance, ensuring high-quality delivery of individual, team, and departmental objectives. • Partners with Clinical Operations leadership and project teams to anticipate resource needs and ensure the appropriate allocation, utilization and deployment of clinical resources across projects and assigned countries. • Performs accompanied site visits, as required, to assess CRA competencies, identify development opportunities and provide coaching on project-specific and site-related challenges. • Identifies quality risks, performance concerns, and operational challenges, implementing and monitoring appropriate corrective and preventive actions. • Ensures all staff have the necessary resources, training, tools, systems access, and support required to be successful in their roles. • Monitors workforce performance metrics and trends, using data-driven insights to support decision-making, workforce planning, and operational excellence. • Ensures timely completion of all required administrative, compliance, and training activities by assigned staff. • Leads or participates in departmental, regional and global initiatives focused on process improvement, standardization, digital enablement and workforce development. • Proactively identifies operational challenges and opportunities, developing and driving solutions that enhance quality, efficiency, employee experience and business performance. • Participates in the recruitment, selection, onboarding, and integration of new CRAs, IHCRAs, and CTMs, partnering with Talent Acquisition, Clinical Training, and other functional stakeholders. • Fosters a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, accountability, and high performance consistent with Precision for Medicine's values and quality standards.

Role Description The EHS Manager is responsible for the creation, upkeep and maintenance of all EHS Voltyx programs and policies. All programs and policies will be compliant with all applicable standards (OSHA, ANSI, IEEE, etc.). This includes both employee and customer facing documents. The Manager will create and oversee an EHS Steering Committee comprised of field employees, operations, EHS and others to validate all programs and policies prior to release to the field. Responsibilities include: - Promote the company’s Safety culture and demonstrate the EHS standard. - Conduct health, safety, and environmental training. - Help protect employees from potentially hazardous work methods, processes, or materials. - Inspect and evaluate workplace environments, equipment, and practices to ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards and regulations. - Assist with coaching, mentoring and implementation of EHS programs within the region. - Regularly review and be familiar with all applicable legislation and standards to ensure compliance as well as the requirements of the customers. - Conduct incident investigations to recommend root causes, corrective actions, owners, and timing for closure. - Compile, analyze, interpret, and report EHS statistical data, and prepare and provide recommendations to eliminate or minimize potential risks. - Assist with revising and developing/implementing policies and procedures that impact the safety and well-being of employees, customers, property, equipment and, as applicable, members of the public. - Validate all safety equipment is properly maintained, inspected, calibrated, and repaired or put out-of-service as necessary. - Partner with the operations team to ensure health, safety and environmental requirements are identified and incorporated in the planning process and determine control/remedial measures for hazardous or potentially hazardous conditions or equipment. - Monitor the safety performance of the region including projects and services to ensure company and client procedures and requirements are met or exceeded. - Partner with the region to develop and promote improving EHS across the organization. - Support the overall organization and customers to improve and align policies, procedures, training, and expectations. - Facilitate regional safety conference calls and/or regional safety meetings. - All other duties as assigned. Qualifications - Health, Safety, and Environmental degree, preferred. - 3 – 5 years of EHS experience, or equivalent field experience. - Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office to include: Word, Excel, Outlook and Power Point. - Ability to easily pick up on new safety software. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Familiarity and understanding of industry power systems, processes, policies and of construction standards. - Ability to lift 40 lbs. - Capable of working outside in various weather conditions. - Travel up to 60%. - Ability to obtain safety certifications tied to industry standards. Benefits - Competitive pay - Nashville Training Academy & Comprehensive Training Resources - Career Path Planning - Incentives for Professional Certifications - Competitive Per Diem - Referral Bonuses - Tuition Reimbursement - Medical, vision, and dental benefits - 401k with company match Company Description The Voltyx family of companies – EPS, NASS, EPST, TLS, and NOMOS, is united at the core by the drive to provide exceptional testing, transformer installation and repair, engineering, maintenance, grid equipment, and cyber security services.

Role Description At Amber you’ll be able to apply your people and technical skills to help enable the uptake of renewable energy. Our technology optimises thousands of batteries and other devices in customer households, enabling them to shift their electricity consumption to times of high renewable penetration (and cheap prices), and then export power back to the grid at critical times - letting people outbid energy generators and earn potentially >£50 in an afternoon. The Amber Electric product team develops and supports: - Home automation integrations (to batteries and EVs) that control electricity usage in response to pricing and renewable availability - Mobile apps for customers to monitor and manage their energy usage - Web app and APIs for clients to manage customer account lifecycles, support, and insights We have a fantastic engineering team at Amber full of generous, kind, intelligent, and motivated people and your job will be to coach, grow, and support them. You will be a frequent contributor to: - High level technical strategy - Discussions around the delivery roadmap for clients - Hiring, on-boarding, and ongoing learning processes - Performance management and review processes - Team and culture building activities We’re committed to maintaining and growing a diverse and inclusive workplace and expect any candidate to be aligned with that purpose and capable of supporting it. Qualifications - At least two years of engineering management experience, OR four years at a tech/team lead level, with a strong interest in people - Strong verbal and written communications skills built on a foundation of empathy for your fellow humans - Enough technical grounding to participate in problem solving and design discussions at all levels of the organisation Requirements - Leadership experience in similar scale/trajectory businesses - Series B/C VC funded startups - Relevant domain experience from the energy or IoT sectors (or both) - Experience working in client-facing roles or managing direct reports in client-facing roles - Additional language skills, particularly in European languages, may support broader team and client engagement Benefits - We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace and a great culture of people who love coming to work to build a better world - Join a growing technology start-up that will shape the future of household renewable energy use - You’d be a part of a growing team of over 220 people with expertise across energy, technology, marketing, and operations - Flexible working hours & remote working - Competitive salary within your local market - Employment and leave entitlements as per your local country - An external Employee Assistance Plan (EAP) for mental health support - Annual Learning & Development budget to support your personal growth - Annual company conference in Melbourne, Australia Company Description Amber is an entirely new way of thinking about buying, banking and selling energy where home energy technology works to put money back in customers’ pockets and accelerate the renewable energy transition. We’re an Australian headquartered company, where we are both an energy technology company and a utility providing energy directly to households and small businesses. In Australia (the world leader on rooftop solar and a 2-way energy grid), we’ve proven that the cheapest, fastest and most rewarding way to reach 100% renewables is to automate the growing wave of home batteries, EVs, and other smart energy devices. Customers get direct access to the real-time electricity prices and the technology to shift energy usage to the times when cheaper renewables are available in the grid and export to the grid at times when the price they can be paid for it is highest. We are a clear market leader in energy automation in Australia, and are now partnering with utilities across Europe to bring our technology to European markets and consumers. We’re at a critical moment in taking the business to scale in Europe. You’ll be joining a rapidly growing regional team of 15, and be part of a global team of over 220, with expertise across energy, technology, marketing, and operations. We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace and a great culture of people who love coming to work to build a better world. We’re backed by leading VCs in Australia and Europe, as well as impact-focused investors and world-leading energy companies.